Patrick seeks stay as Patrick faces new trial bid
In a New York based death row case, Albert T Patrick battles for a reprieve while affidavits and new evidence are debated. Judge Gortune delays ruling as Jerome pushes for production and potential testimony, including an alleged confession attributed to Patrick.
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Jerome
Patrick
Pont
Jerom
Frederick H House
House
Ted
Vuet
Chris F Jones
Bearange
Cleatt
Patrik
John ‘Tomillitken
Mer Olcott
Pete T
Jiro
Babson Funeral Today for Jom Wo Babson
The funeral for Jom Wo Babson, longtime Patent Office official, is set for today at 4 PM from 124 Floyenih Street. Babson, who joined the Patent Office as a fourth class clerk in 187, served as private secretary to Hannibal Hamlin and held notable roles. he died Wednesday night after a long career and service. The Washington Citizens Association yesterday adopted resolutions honoring his contributions, with past presidents and officials attending.
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Floyenih Street
Pegerment
Jong
Mass
FCO
Wisco
Eliel
Une
Patent Office
Amy Duing
Hannibal Hamlin
Dning Lincolns
Washington
Weller
Bebowis
Salary of the Clerks
February’s twenty eight days create payroll issues after a Comptroller ruling. One third of a month can be deducted for a clerk’s one day absence, letting regular February workdays yield a thirty day salary for twenty eight days. A clerk absent two days nets the standard monthly pay.
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Treasurs
Contempt Fine for Attorney in Police Court
Rh C Dickey, an attorney, was fined $3 by Police Judge Kimball for contempt. Attorney Fountain Peyton was also charged. They acted as counsel for Augustus Grimes, who faced charges after failing to appear when a train order had been issued earlier.
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Dickey
Kimball
Fountain Peyton
Augustus Grimes
Tuckey
Peytor
Will Buy Yellow Perch for Potomac Stock Restock
Deputy Commissioner Hugh M Swath of the Bureau of Fisheries outlines a wholesale buy of live yellow perch. The plan targets replenishing the Potomac stock by receiving fish at the Errants Point hatchery near Mount Vernon, with spawning in river conditions and return of offspring to the river. Aims to hatch thousands from parental stock and restore numbers within weeks.
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Hugh M Swath
Bureau’ of Fisheries
Bureau of Fisheries
Potomac
Poin
Mount Vernon
Hermann Demurrer Filed Over Grand Jury Record Allegations
Former Commissioner of the General Land Office Binger Hermann of Oregon filed a demurrer in district court to the indictment charging him with offenses under the Revised Statutes. Attorneys argued that the indictment lacks essential specifics and that it fails to show a completed offense. the defense contends records cited were destroyed and the document is vague and altered in parts. The court scheduled arguments for Friday March 16 as District Attorney Laker said Hermann supervised office letters and records whose contents are unknown to the grand jury.
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Binger Hermann
Gould
Laker
Hermann
Hoods Pills and Other Remedies Debate at Massachusetts Hearing
Representatives of Hood Company testify before the Massachusetts House Public Health Committee, defending safety and propriety of Hood’s medicines, and urging careful regulation while offering to share formulas. They stress historical use, seek to avoid unsafe substitutions, and argue for state oversight to protect public health.
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Puble
Massachusetts
G HO Taylor
L J Heed
Ghairmin
Iron Co Manufacturing Chemsts
Hoods Streit Pariny Hoods
Mt CL Hood
Fowell
Bey
Messichu
Renee
Alrehal
Weisachesetts State Board of Pharmacy
Mit
Carp
Romance Ends in Hospital After Elopement Plan
Edward S Woodson and Lulu Small traveled from Rockfish to Washington to wed secretly. Woodson was found unconscious in a gas-filled room on C Street, with doctors saying recovery was unlikely. The couple, aged twenty and seventeen, had fled home to marry and face a tragic, uncertain future as Woodson fought for life.
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Lulu Small
Capital City
Edward & Woodson
Lulu Sm
Ts Room
Alg C Street
Woonsen
Miss Smill
Traf
Washington
Crvenin
Denot
Howe
C Street
Wiss Small
Mr Woodson
Woodsen
Small Dhem
Joer
Rockfish
Mother A Lo
Virginia
Dodson
Mrr Woodson
Relief for a Vessel at the Mouth of the Rappahannock
The Revenue Cutter Win dom, stationed in Baltimore, was ordered yesterday to aid a distressed vessel at the mouth of the Rappahannock River. The Tessenden, a U S revenue cutter based in Key West, was directed by Secretary Shaw to assist in sponge industry protection near that point. Government receipts and expenditures include $1,670 in expenditures and $116,086 in bank note redemptions, with internal revenue at $682,404 and customs at $100,193.
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Linea States Revenue
Windom
Baltimore
Rappahannock River
Tessenden
United States Revenueentter
Key West
Shaw
Customs
New York Day Records Thrilling Miscellany of Crime and Fame
Thirteen year old Peter Petrosino chased two burglars from his mother’s flat at 9B Bleecker street, identifying one as Louis Harria from Coney Island. In court a silk swindling case tied to May Woodbury and a tailor’s widow, plus Dr Drake’s morphine death, and comic valentines case against Mrs Smith are described along with poet Max Hildebrandt’s letters to actress Edna Wallace Hopper and Hildebrandt’s release on bail after his arrest.
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Peter Petrosino
Bleecker Street
Peter
Mercer Street
Louis Harria
Sheepshead Bay Road
Coney Island
Tne
May Woodbury
Nils Jorgensen
West Forty-third Street
Jorgensen
John H McFadden
Hils
Fifty-ffth Street
St Regis
Melfadden
Thompson Starrelt Company
WeFadden
Sinclair K Royle
West Seventy Sixth Street
William
Royie
Euclid
Royle
Albert T Weston
West Fights
Sixth Street
Drakes
Weston
Drake
Royte
Dr Drake
Yedassay
Jim
de Boyle
New York University
Newilgie
Eva Lewis
Yorkville
Lewis
Pettina Smith
East Sixty Fourth Street
West Tiorty
Third Street
Edna Wallace Hopper
Max Hildebrandt
Hildebrandt
Garrick Theatre
Wallace Tiddinger
Hopper
Hdna Wallace Hildebrandt
Hs Imperial Beard
Garnele
PoaReguines Hildebrandt
Maesie
Pennsylvania Railroad Announces Record 1905 Earnings and Traffic
The Pennsylvania Railroad reports 1905 as a prosperous year with gross earnings of 133,921,992 and net income of 32,868,771 after rentals. Freight moved reached 322,011,437 tons and passengers carried 126,084,223, up from prior year, reflecting heavy construction and expansion across lines and yards.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
York Haven
Gledloch
FOR PRESERVING NIAGARA A treaty report awaited by key officials
Secretary of State Root and Ambassador Durand await a commission report before drafting a Niagara Falls preservation treaty. At Buffalo the American section reviews data collected over the past year while awaiting Congress to define jurisdiction. Members include Col. H Epprst, George Clinton of Buffalo, and Gardner S Williams of Utica. The Canadian section meets Tuesday with W. P. King, Mabee, and Loum Custe in Montreal.
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Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Root
Durand
Col
G H Epnst
Corps of Engineers
George Clinton
Ami
Gardner S Williams
Utica
W. P King
Ottawa
IP Mabee
Loum Custe
Montreal
Government Timber Sale Sparks Railroad Tie Demand
The Yellowstone forest reserve on the Montana division sold about 50 million feet of timber to a contracting company for railroad ties. The deal includes a three year supply to Chicago Burlington and Quincy and Northern Pacific Railways, with a large share treated with preservatives. The timber mix includes lodgepole pine red fir and spruce, and a dense lodgepole pine stand will regenerate after removal.
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Yellowstone
Montana
Yellowstone Forest Reserve
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Northern Pacific Railway
Accommodated Picture Men Besiege South Entrance
About 200 Treasury clerks left the building through the south entrance for photographers eager to capture a moving picture, instead of the usual Fifteenth street door. The affair drew a crowd as authorities allowed departures from the south door, keeping moving picture machines busy for five minutes.
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Treasury
Fifteenth Street
Thirteenth Street
Departure of Venezuelan diplomat Veloz Geiticoa
Secretary Root received Veloz Geiticoa’s recall letter and expressed that he remained persona grata to the Washington government during his Venezuela representation. The retiring diplomat awaits Caracas guidance on future duties after his tenure here.
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Senor Veloz Geiticoa
Root
Velozs
Senor Veloy
Washington
Venezuela
Caracas
Gibson appointed as assistant chief of Bureau of Manufactures
E J Gibson longtime Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia Press and tariff expert was named assistant chief of the Bureau of Manufactures Department of Commerce and Labor. The new post, created by emergency legislation, pays 2500 annually. Chief May Carson requested an assistant as the bureau’s work expanded.
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Washington
E. J Gibson
Philadelphia Press
Bureau of Manufactures
Department of Commerce and Labor
House of Representatives
Carson
Gibson
Star
Philadelphia
Boston
Transcript
Changes at Fish Bureau Prompt Promotions and Appointments
Yesterday the Bureau of Fisheries announced multiple personnel shifts. Frank Bropsey rose from laborer to car laborer, Jona L Daniels advanced to car captain, Edgar C Fearnow moved to car messenger, George Hopper became car messenger, Frank T Jackson was appointed car laborer, and William H Thomas transferred to foreman at Put-in-Bay Ohio.
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Bureau of Fisheries
Frank Bropsey
Jona L. Daniels
Edgar C Fearnow
Joo
George Hopper
Frank T Jackson
William H Thomas
Putin Bay
Ohio
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